It's our final day in Norway and our ship has docked back in Oslo ready for our flight home this afternoon.
We have been on a last walk along the Oslo waterfront, and it was around -8 centigrade.
There is a river that flows into the fjord and it is partly frozen, but the Ice is very thick at slower sections around lots of modern apartment blocks.
Interesting facts about Oslo - it was founded in around 1050 on the other side of the river to where the centre of town is today.
In 1397 the country was taken over and ruled by Denmark, and in 1624 there was a massive fire that destroyed the whole town.
King Christian IV of Denmark came to visit after the fire and pointed to a new spot on the ground and commanded that that was where the town would be rebuilt, and renamed Christiania.
I don't think that the Norwegians were super keen on this ruling, and this monument seems to be rather sarcastic.
In 1814 they got their country back and started ruling it themselves again and in 1925 they renamed the city Oslo.
We carried on our walk to the Town Hall, a very imposing and austere looking building that apparently celebrates all of the workers of Oslo.
Inside it is covered in murals of Norwegians either working or jumping around with very few clothes on.



















































